AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 2 January 1932, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

£VFRYBODYS pictures. 4 ‘“MAIM TO MAN” TO-NIGHT. The star feature to-night at the Princess Theatre is “Man to Man.” The atmosphere of old Dixie, which pervades the Southern back ground of “Man to Man,” the Warner Bros, and Vita--4 phone production, was not a novelty to Lucille Powers during the filming and recording of the picture. Miss Powers, who has the feminine lead and provides the romantic interest with Phillips Holmes, spent several years of her girlhood in South Carolina, where she attended school in Spartenburg. It wsa there she naturally acquired the eharmj ing Southern drawl used by Emily in “Man to Man.” , ■Grant Mitchell, former stage star, portrays “Barber John” in this powerful story of a father and son’s sacrifice, suffering and devotion by Ben Ames Williams. The youthful Holmes enacts the boy. The cast includes George * Marion, Bussell Simpson, ''Dwight Frye, Barbara Weeks, Otis, Harlan, Bill Banker- and others. Good supports. The picture will start to-night at 8 o’clock instead of 8.30, usual Saturday night time.